New Britain Herald dated July 9, 1920

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ESTABLISHED 1870, AN NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT. FRIDAY, JULY o, 1920.—TWENTY PAGES - DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE TO |GHARGE DEMOCRATS

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IARTFORD POLI DEFEAT LOCAL TEAM| Platt's Aggregallon Loser hy 5—4 Score y As the, Doctor i rites It ; estion the doctor asks

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Goldenblum Millinery C ™ 4th Anniversary S TIRE AND TUBE SPECIAL Prices That Are Lower Than Last Year’s First Quality...

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Officer Haymes said. When stopped , ' LUYSTON . e Nm mR hn is alleged to have said | Thomas Stagis of $0 Newington Miss R.

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American Legion Acts to Make Sure They Are Claimed. Indianapolls, July 9.—The American Legion has prepared to assist...

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in Herald. BLISHING COMPANT, Proprietors. y axcepted) 4 u "Building, §; Chureh St Montha. Jost OfMes at New Britain Class...

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(o] [w]w] o] [w]{w] () (]|.] Store Closes All Day Mondays, During July and August July Sale of Linens in Full Swing With...

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. n, UINLY VU 1) st L s i B s " X herhiie 4 e —— a8 | L] Allen & To. e N | 1Giobe Clothmg House} | Must Be in T s s : ¥ ; i e

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Mere are the newest and best 0 FURNISHINGS, NEW SOFT SHIRTS, WHITE SOFT COL- LARS. ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR in regular and UNION

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eiger-Hedder (flnmpang OCK DISPOSAL SALE —OF— sorgette and Crepe de Chine — BLOUSES — ly tailored in the newest styles—many

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NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, JULY o, 1920. HERE is always a good deal To! sickness in the summer months, due to the bot

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BOY FINDS NEW MOTHER. = Youth, or "o nln-d for Woman AND Ho‘rf = Wi \llnllrml e T ‘unton July S.—~Little Homer . e Fm—— I\ of

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2R PO | = TR e WONDERFUL WU‘F@ THAT COMPEL IMMEDIATE B FOR SATURDA Y WE OFFER Our Entire Stock Of Ladies High Grade OCxforcs

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i L) 5 ¥ otherwise noted, these - tices are written hy the press of the theaters or attractions with which they deal. BILL AT

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“BLUE BIRD” Made of Human Hair 15¢ each 2 for 25c Misses’ and Women’s Cotton Frocks Smart and Inexpensive. Do you want a...

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TURDAY THE BIG SHOPPING DAY ALWAYS WAS—AND ALWAYS WILL BE pre closes all day Mondays during July and August, so that our...

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A LN ' | * BE SUNG IN OPEN “Outdoor Recital in Hartlo . on July 24 With thre the Opera comp: pearing In the v England Opern

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S AND GIRLS ATHLETES DO GOOD WORK IN OPENING EVENTS OF SEASCN AT ST. MARY’S PLAYGROUNDS—ANDERSON TRIMS TELLER AND TIES...

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The Remaining Holdings of Yale Land Co. at MORNINGSIDE - ON - THE - SOUND WILL be practically SOLD OUT this season. Active

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2 S S 172 O e ord Man Tells His Story t How the Tonic Cinot L Wi 0ues it | oyy’s Sample Shoe Store these people CINOT will